A prophecy warns of an ancient evil and ten cataclysmic plagues for the land of Al’kirat.
A pet-sized Stranger Things Demogorgon for your bookshelf
Truffle Shuffle, always the friendly type, describe this horror as “resembles https://www.geeknative.com/148728/a-pet-sized-stranger-things-demogorgon-for-your-bookshelf #strangerthings #models
Free to Download: Monstrous Compendium Volume Two: Dragonlance Monsters
Volume 2 of The Monstrous Compendium features numerous famous monsters and NPCs ranging from pitiful to formidable.
Done with Krampus adventures already? Try alternative Creepy Christmas Creatures
There’s an RPG connection here, but Creepy Christmas Creatures is a book of illustrations and background on the monsters. We’re warned, in fact, that it might not be suitable for young readers.
Limited and Deluxe Ray Harryhausen’s Pegasus comes with a Bubo
Pegasus here is 1/6th scale, and those polyresin wings are detachable.
Gargantuan Tarrasque: D&D’s most terrifying monster gets an 11″ model
In D&D 5e, the Tarasque is a Challenge 30 monster with an incredible array of defences and weapons
Are these the 9 most scary monsters from Free League?
I wondered what the scariest monsters Free League Publishing has helped to bring to the tabletop are. Kindly, Free League permitted me to share some pictures, so here they.
D&D has a new sticker art challenge book, but it’ll miss Christmas
This bestiary’s 15 sticker puzzles feature formidable creatures such as beholders, dragons, owlbears, and mind flayers, plus a few of the Forgotten Realms’ most legendary adversaries.
Monsters: Find the horror, you scum
Leonardo Lucci’s English and Italian campaign has hit funding goals with more than two weeks left on the countdown clock.
The Bulgasari from Korean mythology is a perfect boss monster for your 5e campaign
Nine Heavens Press have an interesting 5e Kickstarter running this month for Undying Corruption: A Korean 5e Adventure. Characters are shamans and exorcists in a setting influenced by Korean folklore. The creative team are mostly Asian-American tabletop game makers bringing talent and cultural insight. Geek Native covered the Kickstarter launch but I felt there was […]
